Third Grade Reading Law Could Mean Thousands Will Fail
JACKSON, Miss. – Starting this school year, third graders could fail if they don’t read well.
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Police Investigate Attempted Child Kidnapping
RANKING COUNTY, Miss.- Police are searching for a man that tried to abduct a 7-year-old girl that was going to get the mail Wednesday evening.
Mississippi Oyster Business on the Rise—in Harvest and Price
Biloxi–The devastation from Hurricane Katrina, the BP Oil Spill and the Mississippi River flood took a toll on the Magnolia state in many areas; the
Jackson Mayor Set to Announce New Police Chief Potentials Monday
Jackson– Jackson Mayor Tony Yarber tells WLBT that he’s going to announce the two finalists for the position on Monday. You’ll get a chance to
The Bikes Are Back: Little Sturgis Bike Rally Brings Old Friends, Newcomers
STURGIS, Miss.–It’s a Mississippi tradition that stopped for a few years, but it’s back this weekend. If you love bikes, barbecue and making friends from
Furniture in Mississippi: Tupelo Furniture Market Biggest in Years, Starts Today
TUPELO, Miss.–The furniture industry is big business in northeast Mississippi. But, for a few years, the Tupelo Furniture Market, one of the industry’s largest trade
Trailer Set on Fire to Conceal a Killing: Woman’s Body Found Inside Burned Home
LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss.–Imagine laying in the bed around 3 a.m. and a loud noise wakes you up. You look outside and see your neighbor’s trailer
The Bus That Was Run Off the Road: One Student Critical After Van Nearly Hits Bus Head On
CLINTON, Miss.–A bus carrying eight students was run off the road by a white van that crossed the line on Old Hwy. 80 in Clinton
Fair Safety in Mississippi
Jackson–With fair season approaching, here’s what News Mississippi has learned about safety regulations for your county and state fairs.